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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
1
A board defers two petitions as it awaits a nominee. The case involves Ing Inc seeking permission to store 6,000 gallons of No 2 fuel on its property on Commonwealth Avenue.
The Bulki Restaurant on Walden Street fights a sign removal dispute with George Kidder as its counsel. Selectmen last week authorized town counsel to settle land damages for Technical Products Company related to the Route 62 rebuilding at the Concord Acton line.
Concord Assistant Postmaster John B McGrath travels to Hartford Conn to study mail handling. He will observe Hartford's system for about two weeks and report findings to Postmaster Edward J McCaffrey.
William J. Walsh Jr. names Charles W. Markell of 29 Page Road to the finance committee replacing John F. Cleare who has moved from Hilltop Drive. Markell serves until the March 1964 town election and also sits on the future school needs committee.
Concord town officials pose three queries about a potential White Pond urban renewal plan. They seek interpretation of zoning for 2 500 and 5 000 square foot lots, the local housing authoritys exact role, and whether signing a declaration to sponsor the program would create or require an urban renewal authority. Selectmen will meet with the housing authority and a House and Home Finance Agency representative to discuss.
Concords housing authority waits for the state housing board to approve preliminary plans for an elderly housing project. Test borings on the Everett street site were completed yesterday. If approved, final plans are due by Oct 15 with construction to start in November, lasting six to eight months.
At Carlisle Brock street a man was found unconscious and later identified as Chief Calixte Adrian. Fire Chief Emerson Hospital reported he remained in a coma. Authorities ban all shooting after a barbiturate overdose is suspected and a ricocheted bullet narrowly missed a neighbor’s housewife.
Concord board denies De Stefano's, developers of Thoreau Hills, request to remove excess fill sand and gravel. The board grants Louis and Marcia M. Acker of Simon Willard Road permission to add a studio for literary use to their home.
The appeals board will hold a public hearing in the town house court room Wednesday at 8 p.m. to act on seven petitions previously advertised in the En. Frank Palumbo seeks permission to remove loam from his premises on George Band. Mare a H Crowell and Thomas F. Reilly request soil removal and a variance to erect a dwelling on White Pond area private lots 207 208 209. Dr. Arthur F Thoreau optometrist operates from Lexington road. Dr. John W and Elinor S Boynton seek a ruling that a four family dwelling at 3 5 Lexington road is not detrimental to the neighborhood. Morse Robb request ruling under zoning by laws for their premises use.
Concord police cruiser struck in a Sunday morning crash at the rotary circle. Patrolman Leonard Wetherbee had parked to attend an earlier accident when a fast vehicle swerved and plowed broadside into the cruiser. The operator P Gauthier, 29, South Falls sustained injuries.
The International Fair at the Eastern States Exposition begins September 14 in West Springfield Massachusetts. Countries with exhibits will have personnel in attendance to answer queries. The fair draws about 500000 visitors annually. The exposition park covers 175 acres with 45 permanent buildings near the Massachusetts Turnpike.
A Monday meeting of the Concord Committee elected John D. Briggs and Mrs C Fenn Church green as chairmen of the two person panel. They discussed past relations with a foreign town and plan future efforts to establish direct ties, including a shift from a Russian town to any foreign partner, with next meeting set for October 2.
The Concord Emersons Hospital received a $561.12 check for its building fund from the Greater Concord Junior Commerce chapter. The gift follows the success of the local production of The Unsinkable Molly Brown, which inspired the donation as a token of appreciation.
Carlisle firefighters invite the public to an open house Sunday afternoon at the station. Chief Waldo D. Wilson and crew will demonstrate the 1,400 gallon capacity tank truck received last week, now joining existing units. The new apparatus has aided Acton Concord and nearby towns.
Becker of Trowell road Concord Massachusetts is serving aboard a vessel with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean for seven months aboard the et ae ae ly cruisers.
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